Stanford Shopping Center
No admission feeStroll an upscale open-air center of department stores and luxury shops on Stanford University land.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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Stroll Palm Drive to the sandstone Main Quad, Memorial Church and Hoover Tower on Stanford's 8,180-acre campus.
295 Galvez St · Stanford, CA
Founded in 1885 by Leland and Jane Stanford in memory of their only child, Stanford spreads over 8,180 acres and welcomes self-guided visits. Start at the Visitor Center on Galvez Street for a map or a guided tour, then head to the Main Quad, where Memorial Church and Rodin sculptures sit among Richardson Romanesque arcades. Hoover Tower, completed in 1941, has a 14th-floor observation platform over campus and the Bay Area. The Arizona Cactus Garden and the 3.5-mile Dish trail are also open to visitors.
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